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Special Issue Explores Metabolism and GLP-1 Drugs
DNA Nanotechnology Speeds Drug Lead Discovery
Generative AI Uses More Energy for Non-English Text
USF Paint Could Keep Homes Cooler and Lower Energy Bills
All Virgin Passengers Get Priority Boarding as Workers Escalate Action
Connecting With Local Seniors
Penn Engineers Create Placenta-on-a-Chip to Study Toxins
Indoor Radon Linked to Higher Heart Failure Risk in Postmenopausal Women
Microfactory That Stores Data In DNA
Gene Therapy for Crigler-Najjar Remains Effective After 4 Years
Attacks on Water Systems Triple as Children Lose Access: UNICEF
Strasbourg Event to Explore Churchill's Legacy
Can Engineering Solve Forever Chemical Problem?
Amcor DecoFusion Tube Wins Sustainability Technology Award
Mamdani Expands Fresh Grocery Program for SNAP Recipients
How Blow to Chest Can Stop Heart
Microbiome Researchers Call for Privacy Protections on Health Data
Cambridge Scientists Use AI to Develop Superior Bird Flu Vaccine
Researchers Identify Best Methods to Measure Genetic Variation in Body
FAO Opens First Global Conference to Protect Pollinators
Research Warns of AI Chatbot Risks and Private Clinic Health Advice
Standardizing Terms and Concepts in Early Coeliac Disease
Global Ocean Observing System: 2026 Status Report
COP31 Preview: UN Climate Chief, Leaders Weigh In
Guidelines Urge Hospitals to Make Tobacco Treatment Routine
ASH Project Sets Blood Marker Ranges for 10% of U.S. Population
Sunny Skies, Tasty Soup at CUIMC Fall Fest
Leiden Hosts Third ICON-S Benelux Conference on Trust in Transition
UB Researchers Join UN Climate Change Conference
Experts Warn Fireworks Pose Underestimated Health Risk
When Doctors and AI Disagree, Experts Say Question Why
Researchers Explore New Communication Tools for People With Limited Speech
Attacks on Water, Sanitation Triple, Putting Children at Risk
Research Finds Chemical Inhalation Risks at NYC Nail Salons
Central Park Plunge Takes Fundraising To New Heights
100,000 at Risk as South Sudan Border Clinic Nears Closure
ILO at COP31: Climate Action for People and Jobs
Researchers Receive Grants From LEO Foundation
Putty-Like Electrode Could Improve Vocal Rehabilitation
Panel Backs Vaccine Recommendations for Respiratory Health
More Efficient Buildings Can Cut Bills and Emissions
Dutch King Visits University of Liverpool Engineering School
UConn Summit Brings Science of Reading to Classrooms Worldwide
Senior Kayla Febus Earns National Leadership Recognition
One in Four Adolescents Had No Active Days Last Week
Researchers Ahead Of COP31: COP Has Become Talking Shop
Two Ebola Vaccines to Join DR Congo Trial
Jeonbuk Study Finds Path to Carbon-Negative Hydrogen Production